Wales News

‘Little hero’ rescued drowning friend from the sea by her hair

Little hero saved fiend from drowning

Twelve-year-old Tamika Hezzell is being hailed as a “little hero” after rescuing her drowning friend from the sea by her hair. The incident occurred at Pensarn Beach in Abergele, North Wales, when Tamika and her fourteen-year-old friend, Sofia-Ann McKenna, were paddling in the water and suddenly lost their footing due to a rapidly incoming tide. As they were swept away, …

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Wales breaks record for hottest June night

hottest June night

Temperatures are expected to hit 36C on Thursday, with the Met Office extending its current red extreme heat warning.Leading to the hottest June night. It is now set to end at 23:59 on Thursday night. A yellow thunderstorm warning is also in place for a large part of Wales for the early hours of Friday. The warning is in place …

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Tata steel workers retraining shuts office

Tata Steel retraining

Tata Steel who closed its furnaces recently and Sioned Williams, Plaid Cymru’s Senedd Member for South Wales West, said Whitehead-Ross’s situation was “very concerning”. “We know that this is something that works,” she said. “We need a whole mix of ways to get people back into the workplace and to reskill and retrain them and this was one element of …

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20mph limit Over 8,000 caught

20mph limit Over 8,000 caught

20mph limit was introduced on all urban roads so how well motorists are complying with the 20mph limit rests on monitoring by Transport for Wales at 10 locations, external, from Llanrug in Gwynedd to Newport. Nearly seven million vehicles at 43 monitoring points were recorded last summer. It found nearly 53% were travelling at 24mph or under. This compares with …

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Gatland to leave Wales head coach role

Gatland

Gatland managed just one win in the 2023 Six Nations, but the former British and Irish Lions coach did galvanise the Wales squad to reach the quarter-finals of the 2023 World Cup. Wales have not won a Test match since beating Georgia in the pool stages of that tournament, with defeat to Argentina in the last eight marking the start …

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20mph limit Cardiff Rollback

20mph limit Cardiff Rollback

The introduction of a 20mph limit in Cardiff has sparked widespread public debate. Strong public support for changing the speed limit has not swayed decision-makers who will implement a “cautious approach” to reversing the 20mph restrictions due to road safety concerns. The upcoming public consultation in Cardiff predicts that residents will support reinstating a 30mph limit on certain roads. After …

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Welsh infrastructure Failures: A 20-Year Review

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Welsh infrastructure Failures: Infrastructure development plays a critical role in economic growth, community connectivity, and overall quality of life. However, in Wales, the past 20 years have seen a number of high-profile infrastructure projects plagued by delays, cost overruns, and underwhelming results. The failure of these projects has drawn significant criticism and raised questions about the planning and execution capabilities …

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 Veo Cam the Advantages for Recording Football and Community Rugby

The Veo Cam is revolutionising the way we capture and analyse sports, especially football and community rugby. With its cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features, this smart camera is the ultimate tool for recording matches, training sessions, and everything in between. Below, we delve into its benefits, weather resistance, sharing capabilities, tripod requirements, and training applications. Advantages of Veo Cam Automatic …

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King Charles III coronation: What is happening in Wales?

Coronation in Wales

King Charles III coronation will involve special church services, a beach party and other events are being held across Wales this weekend to mark the coronation of King Charles III. The Church in Wales called it a “significant and happy” occasion with bells ringing for the King and Queen. Bells at Llandaff Cathedral, Cardiff, began ringing two hours before the …

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Merthyr Tydfil: UK’s largest opencast coalmine to shut

Open cast mine closure

The UK’s largest opencast coalmine must close after an extension to keep it running was rejected. It means production at Ffos-y-Fran, near Merthyr Tydfil, must now stop after 16 years of excavation. The operators asked for an extension until 2024, arguing coal from the mine was needed by the steel industry. But planning officials advised that the proposed extension did …

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